
Chinese Tea Brands Including Mixue and HeyTea Eye Southeast Asia
With increasingly fierce competition in the Chinese tea-based beverages market, more and more domestic enterprises are turning their attention overseas.
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With increasingly fierce competition in the Chinese tea-based beverages market, more and more domestic enterprises are turning their attention overseas.
Hurun Institute released its 2017 brand list, on which Weibo ranked first among newly-ranking brands and sixth among technology brands, on December 7. Weibo's b...
On March 23rd, Pony.ai announced a strategic cooperation agreement with Meituan to jointly promote the commercial application of its autonomous driving technology in the field of distribution.
How does Robin Li view the past year? Baidu's founder, chairman and CEO gave a detailed answer at the Geek Park Innovation Conference 2018. SEE ALSO: Robin Li...
JINGdigital, a marketing tech firm, announced on Friday that it had completed a round of A+ financing totaling 50 million yuan.
OPPO sub-branch Realme launched Realme X, its first smartphone, on the Chinese market on May 15. The device is decently priced with a pop-up camera and interesting color options.
Chinese electric vehicle firm Hozon Auto announced on May 27 that the NETA S model will be equipped with its self-developed "Tiangong Battery."
The Xiaomi MiLab published an article titled “Why Do We Do VR?” on its official Weibo account on November 11. The article disclosed some stories behind Xiaomi's...
A Chinese whistleblower revealed a series of unprofessional practices in more than 100 hotels in China. Hidden cameras captured video footage showing the hotel ...
Tencent Music Entertainment Group (TME), the leading online music and audio entertainment platform in China, on Tuesday announced its unaudited financial results for the fourth quarter and full calendar year of 2021.
After being removed from app stores, Chinese ride hailing giant Didi had its mini program pulled from WeChat and Alipay's platforms.
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer Li Auto announced its second-quarter financial report on Monday, showing a net loss of 235.5 million yuan, a decrease of 34.6% compared with 360 million yuan in the first quarter of 2021.